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In the context of electrochemical thermodynamics, how do $E_{Cell}$ and $\Delta_r G$ differ as properties?

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$E_{Cell}$ is an intensive property, whereas $\Delta_r G$ (the Gibbs free energy change of the reaction) is an extensive property.

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